Versatile as silk scarf is actively used by Korean idols with all kinds of mixes

Silk scarf with colorful, eye-catching motifs is a favorite accessory of many women, especially office ladies. In addition to the effect of scarves, silk scarves also fuse with the function that can be used to create very cool, stylish and equally sexy summer silk dresses. Only by the smart knot, you can transform silk scarves into hundreds of different designs without "touching".

It all depends on the ingenuity and creativity of fashion followers. Here's how to transform silk scarf into the most beautiful and easy-to-carry accessory that girls should not ignore. Remember that even a small towel is enough to make you stand out everywhere!

Making a headband

The medium textured scarves become the beauty accessories for hair used by many Kpop beauties. Trend of this strong trend must mention Seulgi. She wore a bandana from the stage to the fan meeting, in short, extremely favorable.

My sister, Irene, also uses towels to make the headband.

Although the headband is a bit picky, Nayeon nonetheless catches the trend no less than her colleagues.

Hair tie

It's a scarf but not a towel because many Korean stars take advantage of her as a hairpin. The members of Red Velvet are Irene and Seulgi.

Even Rosé could hardly resist using a towel to tie her hair.

Oh My Girl's YooA refreshed her braided hair with a striking yellow scarf.

Scarves

Suzy continued to demonstrate the multi-zi of silk scarves when her younger brother made luxurious, delicate scarves.

Choosing a smaller scarf, Hyoyeon (SNSD) also made netizens excited about the accessory that accents the whole set.

The most beautiful beauty in the world Nana recently also wore a scarf.

Seulgi contributes to the trend of dressing with towels to a new level.

Used as belts

Thanks to the dotted point in the waist, Jennie easily caught attention and created a trend to dress up in Korean showbiz.

By this time, everyone believed Seulgi was a follower of scarves. SM female idol wears towels on every "front" with many different styles. And this time, Seulgi used a scarf as a belt quite nicely.

Wrapped into a shirt